Warren Tribune subscription rates and masthead notes
The Warren Tribune lists subscription prices and payment options including carrier per year six months and three months with monthly rates. It also notes ownership staff members facing lodge terms and advertising policies. The piece includes a prayer and a statement about accuracy and reader corrections.
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DR. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
Ba Treat Chapel
Henry H- Besant Jarer
Henry
W. Cousina
Bred G. Johnson
W. T Kell Lz
J. B. EB
D. Wetmare
Naons
Wright
aNeachaeee
Lowrey Ditor
Devine
Walliscota
New York
Kones
Meta Torix Monte
Warren Post Office
United Prone
The
Tribune Alma
Tribute to W Harry Baker dies, Pennsylvanian state GOP leader
Governor Fisher lauds W Harry Baker secretary of the Republican State Committee and Senate for decades of service. The Harrisburg death prompts tributes from Mayor Free, Col Eric Wood, and others. Baker joined state work as a page in 1889, rose to secretary of the senate in 1911, and steered party policy through four regimes until his death in Harrisburg on a Tuesday morning.
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W. Harry Baker
Republican State Committee
State Senate
Harrisburg
John 5S
Fisher
Harry Baker
Capitol Hill
Pennsvania
Republican Party
Baker
Pennsylvania
Free
Wand W. Kendrick
Philadelphia
Col
Eric Fisher Wood
State Committee
Republican Organization
William R. Andrews
John R. Williams
Andrews
Henry F. Walton
Mellon-Grondy
The
Senate
A Thought For Today And A Humorous Lyric Mix
A jumble of aphorisms and comic quips centers on Lindbergh, Coo lidge, and public virtue. The column mixes reflections on forgiv ing, fame, and duty with disjointed bits about a teacher asking moral questions and a boy confessing to a cruel act.
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Enuaren
Teacher
Jamie
By the Way editor shares council progress and street plans
The editor notes city hall improvements led by chairman Houghtling and committee, praises interior renovations, and mentions plans to install a basement public comfort station near Hickory street and Pennsylvania avenue. Acknowledges rail crossing work and urges rapid action for tourist season facilities. Concludes with notes on a New Yorker column and industry anecdotes.
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Houghtling
Reed
Citizens’ National Bank
Warren
Hickory Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Council
Police Department
FN Tower
Chamber of Commerce and
Motor Clubs
Burton Roscoe
New Yorker
Keeping Healthy by Dr A F Currier
Asthenopia or weakness of vision is explored as a condition affecting near work. It involves eye muscle strain from accommodation and can be mistaken for astigmatism. Symptoms include eye pain dizziness and indigestion, often cured by gradually increasing convex glasses and training the eye muscles.
Trans-Atlantic flyers and early press deadlines collide
In the bustling newsroom, late-night presses push to 1 30 am while early morning departures force reports at 2 00 am. Compositors lament 4 am starts, craving earlier shifts and fairer hours.
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Byrd
Law and public perception mix in regional editorials
The Grove City Reporter Herald argues law should protect the law abiding while labeling the lawless as enemies. The Punxsutawney Spirit notes warnings about excessive ambition and judgment, while the Conneaut Lake Breeze urges readers to reconsider a costly investment in enhanced vision.
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Grove City Reporter-Herald
Theory and Fact by Ednar Guest
A compact poem contrasting theory with harsh realities. It argues that while theory condemns inequality, practical life requires all people, from the humble digger to the strong, to bear burdens and that every life holds value in a world where death is the shared fate.
Retrospective items from The Fribune of ne July 7, 1924 1926 1928
A trinary snapshot of local notices across 1924 1926 and 1928. 1924 reports forestry repairs for a pothole road near Bill and Slater Run with camp plans for Mt Greenmount. 1926 notes Carver Hotel sale to Standard company and Warren building permit comparisons. 1928 mentions county picnic coffee service and moves of residents to new quarters in Warren and Poplar Street property purchases.
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Pleasant Township Board
Uach Btetes Forestry Service
Bill
Slater
Time and Tide by John Hubert Grease
Essay argues that modern progress relies on the accumulated knowledge of dead thinkers. It cites Socrates, Aristotle, Bacon, Aquinas, Euclid and others whose ideas still shape libraries, cities and science. The piece emphasizes collective inheritance over individual effort and questions the illusion of personal progress.
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John Hubert Grease
al Plough
Il Encyclopaedias
Onca
Socrates
Arisparisons
Aristotle
Francis Bacon
St. Thomas Aquinas
Euclid
Earth
Many Minds Significant Sayings of the Day
A collage of quotations from Osbert Sitwell and others about dusk New York memory and beauty. It cites Miss Storm Jameson Simon Rothschild Noel Coward and a Royal Veterinary College official on fashion hair and safety.
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Mr. Coolidge
Black Hills
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
Washington
Virginia
Mir. Volstead
Congress
Slong Park Avenue
Osbert Sitwell
The
Royal Veterinary College
London
Know Thyself and the Masks We Wear in Dress
The essay argues that people craft sartorial disguises to reflect an ideal self or to impress others. It contrasts hidden self-perception with outward appearance, noting both the grand disguise of the aspiring and the inconspicuous look of success. It cites Agnes Brooks Young on stage costumes and anecdotes from a village marshal and General Foch to illustrate the theme.
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Agnes Brooks Young
Pickford
Barrymore
Reravitetis
Foch
Jon
Els
Timely Verse Refugees and A Winter Passage on Mason's Island
Fragmentary verses describe crossing stones and a bridge, a sea journey, and a mood of solitude. The speaker recalls a winter land, bare trees, and a lone hillside. Imagery includes wine, fairy bread, and creatures hidden in pale light.
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Wile Halter
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the Tribune
A. F. Currier
Charlotte Mills
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Ednar Guest
Fortone
Nounder
Berery
Mt. Gretnarr
Toa Stata
Asmory
Carver
Olson
Jamestown
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Fuly
Ralphn
Warren Bavings Bank
David E. Culbertson
Venidenta
Poplaratreec
Ticna
John B. Sabie
Simon Rothschild
Noel Coward
Kellygrams
Isle of Rose
Banebow Daskesto
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